🇺🇸United States
- ✓US streaming feed (full UFC linear)
- ✓US sports network (Fight Night main cards)
- ✓US broadcast network (selected Fight Nights)
🥊 UFC · Numbered cards + Fight Nights + Contender Series
Watch UFC — every numbered event, every Fight Night, no PPV upcharge
In the US, the streaming rights-holder charges $80 per numbered PPV card, on top of the $11/month subscription itself. The UK broadcaster packages the prelims and main card separately. iBostreaming bundles the US, UK and European feeds in one channel guide — UFC 300, UFC 301, every Fight Night, every prelim card, no separate PPV purchase.
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The short version
Every numbered UFC card (300+), every Fight Night, every Contender Series episode, and the Dana White's Contender Series shows — all in the iBostreaming bouquet via the US, UK and European (DE/IT/ES) feeds. No $80/PPV uplift. 14-day money-back guarantee.
UFC's pay-per-view model is one of the most expensive in combat sports. In the US, the streaming rights-holder has the broadcaster deal but every numbered card (UFC 300, 301, etc.) sits behind a separate $79.99 PPV purchase on top of the monthly subscription. Over a year that's ~$960 in PPV purchases alone. The international picture is similar — the UK broadcaster, the European sports feeds in Germany/Italy/Spain, the pay-per-view feed in Australia — each with its own PPV uplift. iBostreaming carries the channels that air these cards without the per-event PPV markup. The player shows the full prelim → main card → octagonside post-fight interview flow as one continuous broadcast.
Who broadcasts UFC — country by country
The official rights-holders in each market. iBostreaming's bouquet aggregates the broadcaster channels listed below — same flows, same commentators, in one IPTV subscription instead of a stack of separate logins.
🇬🇧United Kingdom
- ✓UK sports channel 1 (main card)
- ✓UK sports channel 2 (prelims)
- ✓UK streaming feed (full archive)
🇩🇪Germany
- ✓German sports feed
🇮🇹Italy
- ✓Italian sports feed
🇪🇸Spain
- ✓Spanish sports feed
🇧🇷Brazil
- ✓Brazilian combat-sports feed
- ✓UFC Fight Pass
🇦🇺Australia
- ✓Australian pay-per-view feed
🇲🇽Mexico
- ✓Mexican sports feed
- ✓UFC Fight Pass Latino
Channels in the iBostreaming bouquet that cover UFC
The specific channel names you'll find in the IPTV player after activation. The channel guide labels them clearly; sort by sport and UFC fixtures appear in a single scrollable list.
✓US streaming UFC feed
✓US sports network
✓US broadcast network
✓UK sports channel 1
✓UK sports channel 2
✓UK streaming UFC feed
✓German sports feed
✓Italian sports feed
✓Spanish sports feed
✓Australian pay-per-view feed
✓Brazilian combat-sports feed
✓Mexican sports feed
Champions and top contenders (current as of season planning)
Every match featuring these champions and top contenders (current as of season planning) is carried live in the bouquet — from the opening fixture of the season through to the final.
Heavyweight Champion
Jon Jones · 27-1
Light Heavyweight Champion
Alex Pereira · 12-2
Middleweight Champion
Dricus du Plessis · 22-2
Welterweight Champion
Belal Muhammad · 24-3
Lightweight Champion
Islam Makhachev · 26-1
Featherweight Champion
Ilia Topuria · 16-0
Bantamweight Champion
Merab Dvalishvili · 18-4
Flyweight Champion
Alexandre Pantoja · 28-5
Women's Bantamweight
Julianna Peña · 13-5
Women's Strawweight
Zhang Weili · 26-3
Women's Flyweight
Valentina Shevchenko · 24-4
Notable contenders
Khamzat Chimaev · Tom Aspinall · Sean O'Malley · Charles Oliveira · Conor McGregor (return path)
Schedule
Season start
Year-round
Season end
Year-round (12-14 numbered cards, 30+ Fight Nights)
UFC events run year-round — typically 12-14 numbered PPV cards (UFC 300, 301, 302, etc.) spaced ~3 weeks apart, plus 30+ Fight Night events between numbered cards. Numbered events usually run on the second Saturday of the month, 22:00 ET / 03:00 UK / 04:00 CET. Fight Nights often air Saturday afternoons US time, which puts them at midnight UK / 01:00 CET. International Fight Week (early July) is the biggest week of the calendar — usually a numbered card and a Hall of Fame ceremony in Las Vegas.
What changes when you switch to iBostreaming for UFC
The specific pain points UFC fans hit with the existing broadcaster stack — and what the IPTV bouquet does differently.
The US rights-holder charges $80 per numbered card on top of the subscription
UFC 300, UFC 301 etc. each sit behind a $79.99 PPV paywall in the US, layered on top of the streaming subscription ($10.99/month) and probably a bundle. Annual total: $960 in PPV + $132 subscription. iBostreaming bundles the feeds for ~$155/year total.
The UK broadcaster splits the prelims and main card across two channels
One UK channel carries the prelims (early fights), another carries the main card. If you have only the cheaper UK tier you miss half the fight night. iBostreaming bundles both UK feeds without the tier mess.
International time-zones — UFC 300 main event was 7 a.m. UK time
UFC main events drop at 22:00 ET / 03:00 UK / 04:00 CET / 13:00 AEDT. International fans either stay up or record. TiviMate's EPG scheduler catches the main card automatically; you watch the next morning without spoilers. The recording captures from the prelim opening through the post-fight press conference.
The Contender Series and Dana White prelims are scattered across networks
Dana White's Contender Series airs on the US streaming feed and UFC Fight Pass internationally. Both are in the iBostreaming bouquet — Tuesday night DWCS, weekly prospect showcases, the pipeline that produces future champions.
Pricing
The same forfait that gives you UFC also covers 40,000+ other channels, every other sport in this guide, 200,000+ films and series. From $13.99/month for one screen, or $54.99/year — the same price as a single PPV card in some markets.
Questions UFC viewers ask
The actual questions support receives by email — answered specifically for UFC, not generic IPTV boilerplate.
Do I really get UFC 300, 301, every numbered card without a separate PPV purchase?
Yes. The feeds carrying these cards — the US streaming feed, the UK main-card channel, the European feeds (DE/IT/ES), the Australian pay-per-view feed — are in the iBostreaming bouquet at the channel level. There is no per-event PPV charge layered on top.
What about the prelims and early prelims?
The full card is carried: early prelims (UFC Fight Pass feed, opens ~4 hours before the main event), prelims (UK prelims channel / US sports network), main card (UK main-card channel / US streaming PPV feed). All three sections in the channel guide as separate listings around the event time.
Is the post-fight press conference included?
Yes. The US streaming feed carries the official post-fight press conference live (usually starts ~45 minutes after the main event). It's on the same US UFC feed in the bouquet, as a continuation of the event broadcast.
What's the deal with UFC Fight Pass exclusives?
UFC Fight Pass has exclusives on certain Fight Nights (typically the smaller cards in São Paulo, Mexico City) plus the entire historical archive (every UFC event since UFC 1). The Fight Pass feed is in the bouquet as one of the included channels — both the live Fight Pass exclusives and the archive.
Does Dana White's Contender Series come with it?
Yes. DWCS Tuesday nights September-November are on the US streaming feed and Fight Pass internationally. Both feeds in the bouquet. The Road to UFC series (the regional Asia version of DWCS) is also carried via the Fight Pass Asia feed.
Will the McGregor return fight be in the bouquet when it happens?
When the Conor McGregor return fight actually books (the 2024-25 delays have made this perpetual), it will be on whatever PPV card UFC schedules him for. The card itself will be in the iBostreaming bouquet via the same US and UK feeds carrying every other numbered event.
What about Bellator, PFL, ONE Championship?
Bellator (now PFL Bellator), PFL and ONE Championship are all carried on their respective feeds in the bouquet. So you get the full MMA landscape, not just UFC.
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